Haitian Revolution

3. Declared Haiti's independence on January 1, 1804.
6. an armed uprising by slaves
7. All human beings are born free and equal with a right to life liberty and property.
8. Movement to end slavery
10. Largest group, forced into brutal plantation labor.
13. a set of laws governing the conduct of the slaves during the French colonial period
14. The local religion for the slaves in Haiti led by Boukman.
15. The French colony that became Haiti.
16. Wealthy white plantation owners in Haiti.
17. A major change in government or society.
19. Former slave, leader of the Haitian Revolution.
20. The main export of Saint Domingue
21. Voodoo priest who led the 1791 slave revolt.

1. Free people of color, some owned slaves.
2. large-scale farming of cash crops using exploited labor. (Slaves)
4. A group of people in one place who are ruled by a parent country elsewhere.
5. Reparations Haiti paid to former slave owners AFTER the Haitian Revolution causing poverty in Haiti for generations
9. runaway slaves in the Carribean
11. French ruler who tried to reclaim Haiti.
12. Poorer whites, artisans, and laborers in Haiti.
18. Mixed-race population with some privileges.